New Regional Projects

The Central Tablelands Regional Landcare Network (CTRLN) is excited to announce it has secured more than $850,000 through the NSW Government’s Landcare Enabling Program Phase 3 grants.

Announced by the NSW Minister for Agriculture and Regional NSW, the funding forms part of a statewide $10 million investment supporting Landcare projects focused on innovation, climate adaptation and culturally informed landscape management.

CTRLN successfully secured funding for two major regional projects:

Central Tablelands Innovation & Partnerships Program: Strengthening Regional Capability and Landscape Resilience

Funding: $408,593

This project will support a wide range of activities designed to strengthen Landcare capability and environmental outcomes across the region.

Regional projects include:

  • Native seed collection training delivered with TAFE NSW and regional experts

  • A Future-Ready Landscapes regional roadshow focused on Natural Capital, Climate Preparedness and Biosecurity

  • Growing Local Leaders leadership development program

  • Succession and governance training to support long-term sustainability of Landcare groups

The funding will also support locally led projects across the region, including:

  • Coordinated pest and weed management in the Capertee Valley

  • Communities of Practice and youth engagement activities through Watershed Landcare

  • Grazing and soil extension through Mid Lachlan Landcare’s Growing the Grazing Revolution program

  • Young farmer support and land management extension programs

  • Environmental upskilling and native research garden initiatives

Walan Miya Bulabul – Stronger Together in Partnership

Funding: $450,000

This project is a region-wide Aboriginal Partnerships program designed to strengthen respectful engagement and collaboration with Aboriginal communities across the Central Tablelands.

The project includes:

  • Development of a Regional Aboriginal Engagement Strategy and Implementation Plan

  • A Cultural Awareness and Immersion Program delivered with Aboriginal partners and Local Aboriginal Land Councils

  • Local Aboriginal engagement and partnership programs across Landcare networks

  • Aboriginal-led environmental and cultural projects including seed collection, river restoration, mentoring, youth engagement and cultural learning initiatives

Projects will be delivered in partnership with Aboriginal communities, Landcare volunteers, local Landcare groups, Local Land Services and regional stakeholders.

The projects will roll out over the next 12 months across the Central Tablelands region.

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